Nona Bistro

The experience was mixed, a little hard to find, it’s located in the backyard of a random house, with little signage, makes one feel like they are trespassing. Service was okay, plenty of good intentions but there were flaws. As one can tell by the pictures one presentation was great the other one had a run in with an airbag. Potatoes were half cooked, and over salted, eggs suggests that someone doesn’t have enough practice with a spatula, steak was on point, no trace of butter as far as I could tell. The frittata was just okay, nothing special about it.
Had a side of Bacon that was perfectly made though, properly fried and drained from any fat. The thing that rub us both off the most was basic higiene, both servers helping us served us coffee by grabbing the cups by the edge of the cup, yes the same area where one drinks from. Overall, I think this spot is on its way to great things but there’s some improvement to be made.

Simply put, the best restaurant in SLC. The menu is small, simple, and excellent. Hubby & I usually split the chicken shawarma and a few small plates.
The sweet potatoes and focaccia are especially delicious.
The cabbage is another favorite, but the lasagna and salmon entrees are also amazing. I always really appreciate the way the service here is timed.
I’ve noticed in general, in SLC, a lot of restaurant you can be in and out in 20 minutes- ie your food comes out 2 minutest after ordering.
Nonna is just such a relaxed, pleasant dining experience, where you can truly enjoy your drink and apps and not feel rushed to move along to the mains.
It’s a great restaurant to bring friends and really cherish eating, drinking, and being together. I can’t say more great things, truly just love this little restaurant!

This is such a little tucked in gem in the community.
Really cute inside, I love the summertime vibe there and really need to make the time to go in the colder months.
The food and the drinks are of course delicious.
A great mix of traditional and some new flavors to make the traditional more fun.
Plenty of options for grown-ups and enough choices for kids-of-millenials to be happy with ;)